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LAW 647

Selena Diana Jenkins International Human Rights Colloquium

Law School

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[ Regulatory & Policy ] International Law: General

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[ Regulatory & Policy ] as a Related Elective for those interested in Human Rights : Law students interested in developing new research in the area of international human rights, either individually or collaboratively with students from other disciplines, should find this a useful opportunity.

General course
Description:

This one-unit seminar will comprise 10 international and domestic human rights scholars, judges and activists who have made significant contributions to international justice, women and children's rights, environmental rights and indigenous rights. It is open to all Stanford undergraduate and graduate students. Students in the seminar will be encouraged to present their ongoing research and to develop new research projects (individually and collaboratively). Students wishing to do significant research and reading in the context of the seminar may, in consultation with one of the instructors, sign up for independent study. Law students are first required to be enrolled in an International Human Rights in the law school in order to participate. Course requirements are attendance, participation, and assignments.

Course Style: A Substantive course teaches the law, theory, and policy in a particular area of law